Lands' End is kicking off summer by taking 50% off nearly everything
Signaling the start of summer, the Lands' End clothing sale has just brought sweeping seasonal discounts. It marks the perfect opportunity to refresh your collection without breaking the bank, taking 50% off nearly every full-priced item like swimsuits for every body type, linen button-downs, canvas totes and more.
Whether you're after a classic, flattering fit or the latest trends, Lands' End has you covered. The clothing deals are better than ever, offering discounts on timeless one-pieces and stylish bikinis as well as an extra 60% off already on-sale apparel. Use code GRAND at checkout and watch the discounts roll in.
Lands' End Tugless Low-Leg One-Piece Swimsuit
The brand's bestselling one-piece just went on sale for this blowout summer sale. As its name suggests, the swimsuit is designed to stay comfortably put. It comes in a variety of colors, patterns and sizes, ranging from regular and plus to petite and long.
Lands' End Women's Relaxed Supima Cotton Crew Neck T-Shirt
Pair this basic tee with anything from midi skirts to denim shorts. Made from soft Supima cotton, the versatile top is a great staple to keep around this summer. Choose from 27 designs, including solids and stripes.
Lands' End 5-Inch Board Shorts With Panty
These adorable board shorts, available in nearly 20 colors, are ready to join you on all your seaside adventures. It also comes with the option to add a liner inside to eliminate extra layers. They boast UPF 50 sun protection and a water-repellent finish.
Lands' End Women's No Iron Button Front Shirt
It doesn't get more polished than a button-down. This crisp, no-iron shirt brings a refined look to your wardrobe. Dress it down with baggy jeans, or wear it with boat shoes to complete the preppy look.
Lands' End Long-Sleeve Relaxed UPF 50 Rash Guard
Wear this rash guard for extra sun protection while on the boat, out fishing and more. Its stretchy nylon-spandex blend is a more practical option than cotton cover-ups, offering UPF 50 protection.
Lands' End Women's Linen Long Sleeve Feminine Shirt
Use it as a cover-up shirt to the beach or as your go-to top for seaside vacations. This long-sleeved linen top couples airy, breathable fabric with coastal-inspired stripes. Match it with linen bottoms or keep it simple with white shorts.
Lands' End Tummy-Control Swim Skirt
If you prefer a bit more coverage than a bikini bottom offers, opt for this cute swim skirt. The waist's lining has a smoothing effect, and it's also made with chlorine-resistant fabric, so you don't have to worry about fading.
Lands' End Medium Natural 5-Pocket Open-Top Canvas Tote Bag
The classic tote bag just went on sale alongside Lands' End's clothing markdowns. Toss in a pair of sandals, SPF, sunglasses, towels and more, then carry it all with ease. Fully customize it by choosing from different bag and handle styles.
Lands' End Women's Twist Halter Tankini Top
Tankinis are making a major comeback. They're stylish while offering modest coverage. Available in tropical prints and solid neutrals, mix and match swim bottoms accordingly. It also features a flattering front twist to accentuate the bust.
Lands' End Women's Satin V-Neck Camisole
With any rooftop dinner plans on the books or upcoming special occasions, this satin cami fills the role. It has a soft, satin finish that comes with adjustable straps and seven on-sale colors.
Lands' End 7-Inch Volley Hydroliner Swim Trunks
Look no further than the bestselling men's swim trunks from Lands' End if you need a new swimsuit. It comes in tropical palm prints and striped designs to invite some fun into your summer swimsuit rotation.
Lands' End Men's Short Sleeve Cotton Supima Polo Shirt
A dressier look than a plain tee, this Supima polo shirt helps polish summer outfits. Choose from an array of colors and patterns, including striped prints, too. Plus, it's treated to resist wrinkles, pilling and shrinkage, per the brand.
Lands' End Short-Sleeve UPF 50 Swim Tee Rash Guard
Whether you're mowing the lawn early in the morning or spending all day at the beach, this rash guard has you covered. The brand claims it helps block 98% of the sun's rays. Plus, it's made with an airy polyester fabric to prevent overheating.
Lands' End Men's 9-Inch Relaxed Fit Lightweight Denim Shorts
Jorts are the shorts of choice these days. They adopt a more relaxed, comfortable fit. These shorts fit right in with the trend with their looser silhouette and wider leg opening. Pair it with a classic white tee or open button-down top.
Lands' End Men's Short Sleeve Seersucker Shirt
Made with a summer-ready crinkle texture, this seersucker shirt fits in seamlessly with the season. It's designed to be lightweight and airy, fitting away from your skin with its box pleat design.
Lands' End 9-Inch Packable Cargo Swim Shorts
Capable of being packed down into a pocket, these travel-friendly swim shorts are great for your next tropical vacation. Shop them in four versatile, on-sale colors. They also have a generous amount of stretch for optimal comfort.
Lands' End Men's Ripstop Anorak
This pullover rain jacket is one of the more stylish ones I've come across. It features a half-zip design and a roomy kangaroo pocket. The ripstop fabric is a bit more durable for all your camping adventures.
Lands' End Men's 9-Inch Stretch Utility Carpenter Shorts
Drawing from workwear designs, these carpenter shorts feature functional loops and roomy pockets to stash essentials. All three colors — tan, green and black — are on sale and easy to pair with different tops.
Lands' End UPF 50 Short-Sleeve Polo Rash Guard
Dress up outdoor occasions this summer with this polo-style rash guard that's equal parts stylish and practical, adopting a breathable, stretchy fabric that you won't mind wearing all day. It comes in a versatile sky blue, navy and red.
Lands' End Men's All Weather Closed Toe Sandals
From hiking, kayaking and fishing, these outdoor sandals will put you in sport mode. They come complete with a water-resistant design, protective closed-toe, durable sole and adjustable bungee laces. As we dive headfirst into beach season, this Lands' End sale arrived at the perfect time to replace old swimsuits with ones that perform season after season. You can also stock up on polished polos, flowy dresses and more while men's and women's clothing are marked down at the brand.
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